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bob pisani recapping the down day today on wall treat. i don't even know if i want to call it a down day, bob. this dow industrial won't quit. all the way back to flat by the close. >> i'll tell you why i call it a town day. the dow masked what was going on today. this actually was not a good day today. 3-1 declining to advancing stocks. take a look at major indices. look at the dow transports down 1.5%. 93 points. the russell 2,000 down 1.3%. and the dow doesn't move. s&p only down .5%. that's my point. other indices faired a lot worse. reason the big indices are holding up well, a lot of the defensive names in the last two weeks are strong. that happened again today. look at the last two weeks. health care and consumer staples are what's really moving the market forward. utilities as well. risk on, cyclical names, financials, industrials, materials, they're all down in the last two weeks. that's what people are looking for when you see the economy expanding. china did not have a good day. weakest -- they're at lows for the year. their p
bob pisani recapping the down day today on wall treat. i don't even know if i want to call it a down day, bob. this dow industrial won't quit. all the way back to flat by the close. >> i'll tell you why i call it a town day. the dow masked what was going on today. this actually was not a good day today. 3-1 declining to advancing stocks. take a look at major indices. look at the dow transports down 1.5%. 93 points. the russell 2,000 down 1.3%. and the dow doesn't move. s&p only down...
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bob, to you first. goldman sachs out with two big calls, one on apple, one on hp. let's go alphabetically. is goldman less bullish on the iphone maker? >> yes, they are. they gave what i call a very tepid endorsement. this is phrased like a political endorsement. let's just take a look. first of all, apple, ibm, or fire, but apple removed from the america's conviction shun list. they said the most recent product up cycle hasn't driven the market shag and new users growth we thought possible, and apple ma -- sew have temperature id. outright bearish on hewlett, though. overall here they downgraded hewlett-packard, bearish on pc trends. declines of 3.8% in pc unit shipments in 2013, a much lower number than previously, pricing will remain under pressure. and they're downgrading hewlett-packard to a sell. remember, apple is sitting essentially right near a 52-week low. better today, and there's apple for a year. remember, we were over $600 just over a year ago. the bottom line is the rally at the end of february, look at that, that was the better results. i think that
bob, to you first. goldman sachs out with two big calls, one on apple, one on hp. let's go alphabetically. is goldman less bullish on the iphone maker? >> yes, they are. they gave what i call a very tepid endorsement. this is phrased like a political endorsement. let's just take a look. first of all, apple, ibm, or fire, but apple removed from the america's conviction shun list. they said the most recent product up cycle hasn't driven the market shag and new users growth we thought...
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but as bob pisani showed you, look at the heat map. you have got merk, boeing, united health care and the four stocks that are up. merk and united health care see defensive names. but boeing and utx, these are both in their own way, defense companies. look at utx. got some defense plays. maybe we need to look at others as well. those stocks are higher. up next, omg, sec. regulators say it's totally okay to make market moving material announcements on social media. good idea or rotfl disaster ris sults. we will tell you what it is when street signs returns. cook what , and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. we replaced people with a machine.r, what? customers
but as bob pisani showed you, look at the heat map. you have got merk, boeing, united health care and the four stocks that are up. merk and united health care see defensive names. but boeing and utx, these are both in their own way, defense companies. look at utx. got some defense plays. maybe we need to look at others as well. those stocks are higher. up next, omg, sec. regulators say it's totally okay to make market moving material announcements on social media. good idea or rotfl disaster...
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in fact, i think bob ford was just saying this, that it's going to hurt u.s. sales. i think we're looking at a couple of things. one is the introduction of this new car. and i have to say, with general motors, general motors is beholden to the u.s. government. still owes a ton of money to the u.s. government. ford does not have that problem. and tesla, here's elon musk, who's absolutely twitter friendly, he's telling everybody about this big announcement he's going to make at 5:00 p.m. today. i think he's using the media extremely well. i don't think you can say the same thing for ford or gm. they tend to be, well, let's have a meeting on this. i don't think they can match him in terms of publicity, and also, the product he's put out. it's really a superb product. >> i agree that the story, the message is much clearer. it's really great for tesla. i'm just getting back to valuations. tesla, again, at $5 billion, i don't see where $5 billion of value will come out of it. is that a fad or something that settles in at a lower amount once they kind of get their growth un
in fact, i think bob ford was just saying this, that it's going to hurt u.s. sales. i think we're looking at a couple of things. one is the introduction of this new car. and i have to say, with general motors, general motors is beholden to the u.s. government. still owes a ton of money to the u.s. government. ford does not have that problem. and tesla, here's elon musk, who's absolutely twitter friendly, he's telling everybody about this big announcement he's going to make at 5:00 p.m. today. i...
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i thought bob pisani did a good job of pointing that out. but after the 10:00 weaker service sector nonmanufacturing ism, the markets were already well developed into the current patterns they have. if you look at a ten-year, you can clearly see that. just think about it this way. i know that you're never going to find a stock guy who's really going to go on and say, listen, get out of everything, and run off camera,. it just doesn't happen. but for 2013, we're not going to have a lower closing yield on tens the than we are right now, even though the last day of last year was a 176 yield and we were closed on the first of january. and i think that's very important. also, it's very important, three central banks tomorrow, and if you look at every one of their currencies against the dollar, the euro, the pound, the yen, they're all doing better, doesn't make sense unless you think about it in the context of how much trading those currency as has already incurred with very little strategic changes. i don't think the ecb's going to actually cut.
i thought bob pisani did a good job of pointing that out. but after the 10:00 weaker service sector nonmanufacturing ism, the markets were already well developed into the current patterns they have. if you look at a ten-year, you can clearly see that. just think about it this way. i know that you're never going to find a stock guy who's really going to go on and say, listen, get out of everything, and run off camera,. it just doesn't happen. but for 2013, we're not going to have a lower closing...
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bob, thank you very much. bob pisani. >>> let's get to cyprus where the central bank confirms major depositors face losses of around 60% of savings, well above the initial cut of 30 to 40%. our chief international correspondent michelle caruso cabrera at hk with the story. >> over the weekend the central bank of cyprus revealed how much the depositors and bank of cyprus will suffer as they restructure that bank. deposits and i want to emphasize this under 100,000 euros, fully protected. over 100,000 euros, 60% of them will be frozen. first 37.5% converted to stock in the bank of cyprus. remaining 22.5% held in case things get worse. also converted to stock. i've got many, many questions about whether or not what happened in cyprus could happen here in the united states. we brought back a graphic we used once last week to try to explain why their banks are different than u.s. banks. we are using the battlefield as a metaphor. on the right-hand side of the graphic, a bank, the capital structure of a bank. it is
bob, thank you very much. bob pisani. >>> let's get to cyprus where the central bank confirms major depositors face losses of around 60% of savings, well above the initial cut of 30 to 40%. our chief international correspondent michelle caruso cabrera at hk with the story. >> over the weekend the central bank of cyprus revealed how much the depositors and bank of cyprus will suffer as they restructure that bank. deposits and i want to emphasize this under 100,000 euros, fully...
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thanks bob. bob pisani. let's get to rick santelli. as we promised, a very special guest to talk monetary policy. there's no better day to do it than today. >> i'm going to read something that he said of the bank of japan, of course, surprised the market by being way more aggressive than many anticipated. he said it puts us deeper in ununprecedented and highly experimental territory. i call him the answer man. welcome, mohammed. >> thank you, rick. >> all right. those were your words. us your thoughts. you're always a straight shooter. i get a bit nervous when i think the chances of this turning out well, with all the central bank activity, i think getting hit by a meteor is a smaller percentage in terms of this working out than the fed. do you agree? disagree. >> i think you're right to be nervous. this is the most experimental that we have ever seen central banking. they are venturing deeper and deeper, using imperfect tools and not getting the numbers they expect. the numbers are disappointing on the economic side. rather than step
thanks bob. bob pisani. let's get to rick santelli. as we promised, a very special guest to talk monetary policy. there's no better day to do it than today. >> i'm going to read something that he said of the bank of japan, of course, surprised the market by being way more aggressive than many anticipated. he said it puts us deeper in ununprecedented and highly experimental territory. i call him the answer man. welcome, mohammed. >> thank you, rick. >> all right. those were...
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now to the markets, bob iaccino, knowing you, i worry that you might just give a totally full report and then make us look bad because we didn't remember it was april 1st. can we trust you to be -- we happen it's april 1st. no april fools' stuff, all right? >> i'm an italian from chicago and you just asked me if you could trust me. wa kind of sense does that make? >> yeah, you're right. in your heart of hearts, do you think the second quarter can live up to the first quart either for the equity markets? >> i don't. i turned -- let's call it bearish neutral about march 4th and i've watched the s&p rally. that doesn't really bother me that much. i still maintain that we're going to be low double digits, high single digits at the end of 2013. that's my opinion, they're telling me where the year is going to end up. having said that, stocks have the most interesting profile of anything i look at. there was a guest from bank of america on "worldwide exchange" that made a great point. we lost 50% in the market about 17 months and it took four years to get it back. you can sort of shrink tha
now to the markets, bob iaccino, knowing you, i worry that you might just give a totally full report and then make us look bad because we didn't remember it was april 1st. can we trust you to be -- we happen it's april 1st. no april fools' stuff, all right? >> i'm an italian from chicago and you just asked me if you could trust me. wa kind of sense does that make? >> yeah, you're right. in your heart of hearts, do you think the second quarter can live up to the first quart either...
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and i remember back long ago on "squawk box" bob olsteen said something about the chain itself. it was such a hot stock. it lost its way a little. changed the name. now i see them everywhere. i still love them. >> bought by mcdonald's. >> and now ribs make sense. why? >> ribs is a natural progression. ribs are a comfort food. i scoured the market in u.s., canada and abroad. ribs make a lot of sense. it's just like bacon and eggs or steak and lobster. we thought ribs would make a great addition. >> when you say comfort, i hate to say it but i feel like i'm going to get fat. i want to go have six sides. i'm going to do it right now actually. does comfort mean it is going to fill my stomach and i'm going to get fat? >> no. if you can have quarter white with steamed vegetables and potatoes, you're hitting the mark. >> right now. >> we have 100 combinations of boston market 550 calories or less. >> does it include macaroni and cheese? >> no. we feature both. the great thing is you get a choice. you can indulge or have a great meal with locale list. >> is it trickier to make the ribs?
and i remember back long ago on "squawk box" bob olsteen said something about the chain itself. it was such a hot stock. it lost its way a little. changed the name. now i see them everywhere. i still love them. >> bought by mcdonald's. >> and now ribs make sense. why? >> ribs is a natural progression. ribs are a comfort food. i scoured the market in u.s., canada and abroad. ribs make a lot of sense. it's just like bacon and eggs or steak and lobster. we thought ribs...